- gem.coop -> the person behind have a new tool rv that want to sell it
- they want to sell the rubygems logs to corporatins
- change the root pass at aws once they where remove from the project
small details like this.
- gem.coop -> the person behind have a new tool rv that want to sell it
- they want to sell the rubygems logs to corporatins
- change the root pass at aws once they where remove from the project
small details like this.
They want to sell some RubyGems logs about corporations (not individuals) using RubyGems API, to...Ruby Central?
As André explained on his site, he was on-call at the time when they were removing him. He acted to protect the service by limiting access. No harmful actions done by him were ever discovered by Ruby Central. It's two entities fighting to remove the other. You can say Ruby Central was right, I can say André was right. But we do know that Ruby Central fired the first shot when they (could've been an actual hacker) removed literally everyone from RubyGems and Bundler projects.